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Monthly Archives: November 2018
A Look Back at the Week that Was: The Plight of Persimmon Pay
So back in 2012, Jeff Fairburn (CEO of Persimmon at the time) negotiated a remuneration package which was approved by the Persimmon Board and 85% of its shareholders. A key component of the package was a Long Term Incentive Plan share … Continue reading
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